Originally posted by @Jonathan Greene:@Jay Yoo what you are trying to do is to make up for your own investment mistake by making a supplemental mistake of going FSBO to make sure you break even.

I invest in both AZ and AL, i think reading David Greene's "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" helps frame the mindset if that's what you are thinking of doing.

@Jonathan Greene I think that’s where the gap is, trying to understand the market or if there is even huge opportunity in NJ.

Hi, I’m looking to purchase a 4-family in Monmouth County and am trying to find the requirements or inspection criteria to get a green card from the DCA.

@Jonathan Greene awesome thank you I'll have to get those also

Check out Long Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene in the bookstore.

Anyhow, I am currently reading "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene, and I had some questions forming.

First off, thank you to Brandon Turner, David Greene, and all the members of the BiggerPockets team.

So, next we were going to go through Ken McElroy's 'ABC's" series and Kiyosaki's 'Real book of Real Estate', but then I heard about David Greene's 'BRRRR' book and Brandon Turner's 'Investing in Real Estate with No (and low) Money Down', 'Rental Property Investing', and 'Managing Rental Properties' books.

I'm still pretty green when it comes to choosing a market, I am not sure what data to use to determine which area would be best.